File:Dam Timber Crib.jpg

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Description	Dam Timber Crib.jpg English: Redridge Timber Crib Dam, Salmon Trout River, Beacon Hill, Houghton County, MI. This dam preceded the Redridge Steel Dam and was inundated by it. After that dam was taken out of service, it was exposed again.
Date	July 1978
Source	Historic American Engineering Record, Library of Congress HAER MICH,31-BEHIL,2-1
Author	Photographer: Jet Lowe
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Camera location	47° 8′ 50.25″ N, 88° 45′ 47.45″ W	View this and other nearby images on: Google Maps - Google Earth - OpenStreetMap	( Info)47.147291;-88.763180

Note: Compare with Image:Redridge_MI_Old_Wooden_DamDSCN2188.JPG, taken about 30 years later in July 2008.

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